Dahlia
Dahlias are native to Central America, where the Aztecs consumed their roots as a vegetable. There are several varieties with different shapes and colors. Today it is an ornamental plant that was introduced to Europe in the early 19th century. Its name was found in honor of Anders Dahl, a Swedish botanist. By photographing these decaying ornamental plants, Rachel Levy questions the passage of time and the notion of beauty.
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Dahlia Rebecca
Dahlia Rebecca
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Dahlia Omega
Dahlia Omega
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Le Favori
Le Favori
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Dahlia Kenora Macob
Dahlia Kenora Macob
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Dahlia Cebu
Dahlia Cebu
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
Signed, numered and titled on the back...
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Dahlia Annette
Dahlia Annette
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
Signed, numered and titled on the...